Coon Bottom Landing Public Boat Ramp
Public boat launch in Florida with 2 amenities including boat launch and public access.
Stand Alone Ramp1 laneNatural Lake Bank, Dirt, MudFreeFreshwater
About This Ramp
Hal Scott Regional Preserve (Launch Permit Required - No Motors) is a stand alone ramp in Orlando, Florida, providing access to Hal Scott Regional Preserve Lake (freshwater). The ramp has 1 lane with a natural lake bank, dirt, mud surface in usable condition. Launch is free of charge. The facility features a no docks and trailer parking for 12 vehicles. Hours: 24/7.
Ramp Details
Ramp & Launch
- Access
- Government — Open to Public
- Ramp Type
- Stand Alone Ramp
- Surface
- Natural Lake Bank, Dirt, Mud
- Condition
- Usable
- Single Lanes
- 1
- Total Lanes
- 1
- Dock
- No Docks
- Hours
- 24/7
Parking & Facilities
- Trailer Spaces
- 12
- Vehicle Spaces
- 12
- Parking Surface
- Not Paved - Grass/Loose Soil/Sand
- Parking Condition
- Good
- Accessibility
- No Accommodations for Accessibility
Water & Location
- Water Body
- Hal Scott Regional Preserve Lake
- Water Type
- Freshwater
- Hydrological Type
- Lake or Pond
- County
- Orange
- Street
- 5150 Dallas Boulevard
- ZIP Code
- 32833
- Coordinates
- 28.48536, -81.09755
Frequently Asked Questions — Orange County
How many public boat ramps are in Orange County?
There are 40 public boat ramps in Orange County, Florida listed in our directory, offering access to 32 different water bodies.
Are there free boat ramps in Orange County?
22 of the 38 ramps in Orange County with known fee information offer free access. The remainder charge a launch fee — contact the managing agency for current rates.
Are there ADA-accessible boat ramps in Orange County?
19 boat ramps in Orange County report ADA-accessible facilities. Features vary by site but may include accessible parking, restrooms, and launch areas. Call ahead to confirm current conditions before visiting.
What type of water access is available in Orange County?
Boat ramps in Orange County provide access to freshwater lakes and rivers. The county's 32 water bodies offer a variety of fishing, boating, and recreation opportunities.
What is the most common boat ramp surface in Orange County?
Concrete is the most common ramp surface in Orange County, found at 25 of the 40 boat ramps in our directory. Surface type affects traction and trailer loading — particularly important in wet or winter conditions.
About This Data
- Managed by
- Saint Johns River Water Management District
- Last verified
- May 16, 2026
- Official information
- Official website →
- Data source
- Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
Sourced from the FWC Florida Boat Ramp Inventory, public domain.
Disclaimer: Information is provided for informational purposes only. Always verify facility hours, amenities, and any required permits before visiting. Contact your state's fish and wildlife agency for up-to-date information.